MYMUN

This year we will be attending MYMUN VI in Kuala Lumpur from April 17-19th. Take a look at the MYMUN Website for more details about the conference.

Conference Schedule

Look at the comments from the MYMUN below:

In the spirit of MUN, we would like to leave you with these MYMUN Vl thoughts:
Expecting a spectacular conference, fuelled by dedication, fortitude, and brilliant minds,
Welcoming participants from all nations, in hopes that friendships are formed and cultures are shared,
Noting with enthusiasm, the priceless opportunity of working alongside talented and colorful individuals,
Expressing with awe, the zeal, eloquence, and awareness that MYMUN delegates and officers continue to demonstrate, who rival the world leaders and diplomats of today,

1. Invites all participants to attempt to find solutions to world problems, learn about the world, and understand their role as the leaders of future;
2. Confirms that MYMUN VI will be a highlight of many MUN careers, or at the very least an unforgettable experience;
3. Encourages curious individuals to email us with their questions at information@mymun.org This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it
4. Resolves to see you at MYMUN VI in April 2009!

(Source: MYMUN website)

Topics

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

1. The question of territory rights over the North Pole.
2. The question of activities on and occupation of the moon.
3. The provision of pharmaceutical drugs for the developing world.
4. The role of cocaine in Latin American countries.

ECOSOC 1

1. The exploitation of African oil resources by non-African nations.
2. Measures to prevent human trafficking.
3. Measures towards alleviating the socio-economic difficulties encountered in areas of endemic Cholera.
4. The question of debt-relief for Madagascar.

ECOSOC 2

1. Measures to prevent outbreaks and the spread of avian influenza.
2. The question of cultural identity of tribes as urbanization occurs in southern Africa.
3. The social and economic impact of outsourcing on LEDCs.
4. The provision of fast and fair distribution of food aid in Zimbabwe.

ENVIRONMENT I

1. Measures to reduce carbon footprints.
2. Measures to halt and reverse the decline of the health of the world’s coral reefs.
3. The effects of the thawing of the North-West passage.
4. The mismanagement of electronic waste.

ENVIRONMENT II

1. The implementation of the Kyoto Protocol in limiting green house emissions.
2. The future of the Blue Fin Tuna species.
3. The question of the disposal of nuclear waste.
4. The effect of mercury pollution on local populations.

DISARMAMENT

1. Preventing the use of robust earth-penetrating weapons.
2. Promoting disarmament and increasing security in the Banyamulenge.
3. Measures for the effective removal of the post-war landmines and unexploded ordnances.
4. Ensuring the security of children from becoming child soldiers in regions of conflict.

SPECIAL CONFERENCE

1. Preserving World Heritage Sites from looting and environmental degradation.
2. Measures to protect and preserve endangered native languages.
3. Fostering peace between Hindus and Muslims in Kashmir.
4. Protecting the culture of indigenous tribes from the pressures of tourism.

SECURITY COUNCIL

1. The question of piracy off the Horn of Africa.
2. The stability of border provinces in Afghanistan.
3. Addressing the political situation in Myanmar.
4. Implementing political stability in Thailand.

HUMAN RIGHTS I

1. The question of internally displaced people in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
2. The safety of civilians in the conflict regions of Georgia.
3. The question of foreign laborers’ rights in OPEC countries.
4. The use of racial profiling by law enforcement agencies.

HUMAN RIGHTS II

1. The use of torture in criminal interrogation procedures.
2. The rights of Iraqi detainees after the 2011 withdrawal of US troops.
3. Promoting the human rights of the indigenous peoples of Oceania.
4. Promotion of gender equality in Botswana and Swaziland.